If 4 hawks need to eat 8 fish a day, how many fish do 12 hawks need to eat?

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1. I wish I ____ (be) at yesterday’s party: it must have been very merry.
2. It’s high time you ________ (write) your uncle.
3. My room is a mess. It’s time I _______ (clean) it.
4. But for the neighbour’s help, they ________ (not/find) their cat in the garden today.
5. She wishes she _____ (be) a fairy now.
6. If the doctor had arrived sooner, the boy _____ (be saved).
7. She recommended that we ______ (keep) quiet during the lesson.
8. It’s high the time children ______ (go) to bed.
9. If he _____ (train) enough last year, he would be a first-class sportsman now.
10. I don’t understand this point of grammar. I wish I _____ (understand) it better.
11. If she studied more, she ____ (be) a better student.
12. I suggest that all the students _____ (join) our club.
13. It is vital that young people ____ (be) careful when drive a car at night.
14. I can’t be there, but I wish I ___ (can).

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Identify the number of clauses in each sentence.
1. Today is Groundhog Day and it is celebrated all over the country.
A. one
B. two
C. three

What is the BEST definition of blubber based on this sentence? : Blubber insulates a whale’s internal organs and muscles.


milk protein

thick skin

fatty tissue

smooth hair

How did Harry become free from his room and the Durleys? in the chamber of secrets

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BRAINLEST EASY POINTS JUST LIST 3 In this course, you developed a High School Plan. Describe at least three of the elective courses you plan to take during high school.

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The reader can infer that the Romans felt superior due in part to their –

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What is the text structure?
A: compare/contrast
B: problem/solution
Evidence to support the answer?

Is the boxed POSSESSIVE NOUN used correctly?
The cashiers' union won a longer lunch break for the workers.
O A.
Yes
OB.
No

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Many years ago, parrots could talk just as humans do. Parrots always told the truth, so people greatly admired them.
There was one old parrot who lived with a dishonest man, in a little house on the edge of town. This parrot was known in the town to be wise, honest, and good.
One night, the man went out and stole his neighbor’s ox, and, the next day, the neighbor came to the thief’s house with several other people. She banged on the wooden front door until the thief answered.
“Did you steal my ox?” asked the angry neighbor.
“Of course not,” said the thief.
“Let’s ask the bird,” said another woman. “He is always honest.”
They asked the bird, and he said “Yes, he did steal the ox.”
“What proof is the word of a bird?” asked the thief. “This bird can’t be trusted because he doesn’t always tell the truth.”
The people were unsure of what to do next, so they went away to think about it, promising to come back the next day. The thief knew he had to find some way to get his neighbors to not trust the parrot. They had to believe that the bird didn’t always tell the truth. The clever thief came up with a plan.
That night, while the parrot was sleeping next to the window, he placed a large dome over the bird’s cage. Then, he poured water over the top of the dome. The bird awoke to see water falling. He thought it must have been raining outside. He tried to go back to sleep but was awoken again by loud noises. The man was banging on the floor with a stick, out of the bird’s sight.
The next morning, the neighbors came back. The thief said, “I can prove that this bird is a liar. Ask him what the weather was last night.”
The bird told them, “Last night there was a great thunderstorm.”
The people couldn’t believe it! There was no storm last night. It was a clear night. The bird was a liar! They were so angry that they told the bird to go into the forest.
The parrot was sad. After all, he’d done nothing to deserve this. A mockingbird asked why the parrot was sad, and the parrot told his story.
“Why didn’t you just repeat the words you heard, like I do?” asked the mockingbird. “People always like to hear their own words.”
“What the man said wasn’t true,” the parrot replied.
“People don’t always want to hear the truth,” answered the mockingbird. “Say what they say, and they’ll think you’re a wonderful bird.” From then on, the parrot only repeated the words of people.
Select the THREE correct answers.
How does the man tricking the bird move the story forward?
1. It leads to the man telling the people that the bird lies sometimes.
2. It leads to the people thinking that the parrot is a liar.
3. It leads to the parrot deciding to repeat only what people say.
4. It leads to the parrot being sent to live in the woods.
5. It leads to the parrot telling the people that the man stole the ox.

In Julius Caesar, the character Cassius asks, after the
assassination of Caesar, "How many ages hence / Shall
this our lofty scene be acted over / In states unborn and
accents yet unknown!" He is clearly anticipating
Shakespeare's own time.
Which statement most accurately describes the inference the author is
making and the historical context on which the inference is based?
A. The inference is the execution of Queen Elizabeth's mother, and
the historical context is Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
B. The inference is that Cassius is referencing Shakespeare's time,
and the historical context is the English Reformation.
C. The inference is Shakespeare's play, Julius Caesar, and the
historical context is the quote by the character Cassius.
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D. The inference is the personality and motives of Cassius, and the
historical context is the execution of Queen Elizabeth I.

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40 POINTS PLEASE HELP ASAP

Which of these sentences is not an example of a complete sentence?
a.
Really increased the value of their house with that addition.Which of these is not a compound sentence?
a.
Jacob is a very sweet child most of the time, but he occasionally has temper tantrums.
c.
Curtis did not know that he wrote a bad check.
b.
She knew how to use most of the programs, but she was unfamiliar with Photoshop.
d.
none of these


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D
c.
It’s not easy to change your diet to a healthier one, but it is necessary for a longer life.
b.
Muay Thai is not a new sport, yet it is one of the most watched sports.
d.
none of these


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

WILL HAND A 230 BRAINLY POINTS WHOEVER WITES A CORRECT EASSY FOR THIS

Write A 5 Paragraph essay about the question below:

You are a music teacher who teaches children ages two to four. Which musical element will you start teaching first: rhythm or pitch? Why?

One of the arguments the writer of the Counterpoint essays makes is that Boyne’s clever wordplay is inappropriate. Identify what the wordplay is and the experts’ arguments. How do the experts help the author to support his claim?

What does this dialogue reveal about Mitchell?

If you can dream – and not make dreams your
master;

If you can think – and not make thoughts your
aim;

If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster

And treat those two impostors just the same

—“If,”
Rudyard Kipling

How is repetition used in these lines? Check all that apply.

Each of the first three lines begins with “If you can.”
Triumph and Disaster are called imposters.
The first two lines are interrupted by additional thoughts from the speaker.
Master and Disaster rhyme.
The speaker tells readers that they should not be controlled by dreams
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1) Which BEST describes a contrast between the two passages?
A)
The first passage is humorous while the second
passage is factual and dry.
B)
The second passage uses quotes from experts, while
the first passage does not use any quotes.
The first passage uses vivid storytelling to illustrate
the writer's point, while the second passage is all
factual
C)
None of these choices represent a contrast between
D) the two passages that deal with the idea of
implementing school uniforms.

I have to make up a fun game for pe that includes movements with materials what should the game be

A theme in "Saving Tobe" is that panic can cause people to act before thinking.

How is this theme developed in the story?


Lazzaro shouts from the shore to encourage Serafin as he struggles to save Tobe.

Osvaldo leaves the river to search for others to help rescue Tobe from the strong current.

Tobe goes out into the river with a rope and a branch to reach out to Tobe.

Serafin goes after Tobe in the river without thinking of the danger he will be in.

Which prediction is most supported by the passage?
Read the passage from The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde.
On the 8th of January Utterson had dined at the doctor's
with a small party: Lanyon had been there, and the face
of the host had looked from one to the other as in the old
days when the trio were inseparable friends. On the
12th, and again on the 14th, the door was shut against
the lawyer. "The doctor was confined to the house,"
Poole said, "and saw no one." On the 15th, he tried
again, and was again refused; and having now been
used for the last two months to see his friend almost
daily, he found this return of solitude to weigh upon his
spirits.
O Lanyon, Utterson, and Jekyll will regain their
friendship
O Poole will grow tired of Jekyll and quit his job to work
for Utterson.
Jekyll will allow Utterson to convince him to resume
socializing.
O Utterson will suspect that Jekyll is once again
involved with Hyde.

When summarizing or paraphrasing, you should imitate the sentence structure of the
original source. True or false

What is the meaning of “The trust of the
innocent is the liar's most useful tool” ?

Read the underlined sentence in the paragraph
on page 2. What can be inferred from this
sentence?
The narrator does not want his uncle to call him
inside.
The narrator is worried that his uncle is in danger.
The narrator does not want his uncle to meet
Mangan.
The narrator is worried that his uncle is angry with
him

Question 1 (1 point)
Manuel has a degree in computer science. What company might be interested in
hiring Manuel?
a fine arts auction house in need of an appraiser
a paperback novel publisher who needs a proofreader
an elementary school looking for an art teacher
O a software developing company working on a new project
I’ll give Brainlyest I’m failing CTW

What do you think of Holmes’s claim that he was the devil? Can people be inherently evil? How would you explain his strange allure and cold-hearted behavior? Please incorporate examples from Larson (the author) to illustrate ideas.

BOOK " The Devil in the White City"

Which question is most clearly analytical in nature?

guys can ya'll help me i'm reading Heart and Soul and this is an question:
For Pap, how was life in the Yankee lines different from life on the plantation